THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Coaches' Opinions
(By Gilbert Smith)
Various directors and conches of Missouri Valley and other schools were questioned concerning their beliefs on different phases of athletics in the valley and other enities. The statements of some of them appear here;
Coach Gwinn Henry, football coach at Missouri; "I believe that a change date of the Missouri-Kansas game would really be favored to both sides," he says. I can say nothing definite about the matter as we have not decided."
"Tug" Wilson, director of athletics at Drake University; "We are supporting the Kansas relays, and will continue to do so, as we think they a 'e a good thing for the Valley. Our teams will be entered in the Kansas event and we hope to have some of the southern teams which come to Kansas entered in our own meet. Last year the Drake over the crowd gave great support that even attended a World track meet. In all there were 1,600 athletes and 22,000 spectators in attendance. One world's record was broken and three American records shattered in last year's Drake relays."
George L. Rider, director of athletics at Washington University: "The football teams in the Valley this year were the best I ever seen. The spirit was good, with a few minor exceptions which I believe will be ironed out. There were more good teams in the Valley this year
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respondents for Kansas City papers, and others have all stated that Kansas played the game in a clean way."
Directors Arrange Schedules were arranged during the early part of the conference and the following were arranged for Kan-
Oct. 5—Open.
Oct. 11—Open.
Oct. 18—Open.
Oct. 5—Nebraska at Lawrence.
Nov. 1—Washington U. at St Louis
Nov. 8—Drake at DesMoines.
Nov. 15—Oklahoma at Lawrence
Nov. 22 or 27—Missouri at Colum-
Football
Baseball April 11-12—Nebraska at Lincoln. (No Games)
April 18-19—Kansas relays.
April 24-25—K. S, A. C. at Manhattan.
May 5-6—Washington U. at St.
Louis
May 9-10 - Ames at Lawrence
May 13-15 - Missouri at Columbia
May 16-17 - Missouri at Lawrence
May 19-20 - Washington U. at
May 25-27—K. S. A. C. at Lawrence.
June 7-9—Nebraska at Lawrence
Truck—Indoor
Feb. 9—K. C. A. c at Kansas City.
Feb. 27—K. U.-M. U. dual meet at
Kansas City.
March 1—Illinois Relays.
March 8—Missouri Valley.
Truck, Outdoor.
April 19—Kansas Relays.
April 25–26—Drake Relays.
May 3—K. S. A. C. at Manhhattan.
May 17—Missouri at Columbia.
May 24—Missouri Valley (tenative)
May 31—Open.
date, place not set).
June 7—National Inter-Collegiate Meet and Olympic tryouts, at Chicago.
Wrestling
Feb. 8—Nebraska at Lawrence.
Feb. 16—Washington at St. Louis.
Feb. 21—Ames at Lawrence.
March 1—Missouri (probably at
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than ever before and they are a credit to this part of the country. They compare favorably with teams from any section of the United States. We did not have a successful season this year but have no alliab."
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Henry Schulte, director of athletics at the University of Nebraska; $^a$Yes, I think that intersectional games, such as were played by Nebraska this year against Syracuse and Notre Dame are of value to Valu. The latter is made by Kansas and Missouri in trying Nebraska this year we are given an opportunity of comparing the Valley elevers with others in the country when the Nebraska standing is seen. So long as the Valley can hold its own the standing is enhanced. Other teams from other states as soon as they are ready. The most interesting feature of the season was the triangular tie of K. U. with Nebraska
K. U. with M. U., and Nebraska with
M. U."
W. S. Chandler, basketball coach at Iowa State and former Wisconsin star: "Certainly basketball helps to develop football players and vice versa. Muscular co-ordination and proper grip are necessary in basketball as in no other sport and the difference between men who play basketball and those who enter into other sports only is easily seen when they suit up. A basketball man will handle himself on the court better than another. Many star football men in the Valley are also basketball players."
Athletic Director Belmont, University of Texas: "Our sports in the Southwest conference are under the control of the University of Missouri Valley. The eight schools
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